Colorado College Athletics

2016: A team co-captain … Limited to four games due to a season-ending injury in the fifth game … Still tied for seventh on the team with eight caused turnovers … The Tigers compiled a 6.50 goals-against average before he was injured … Forced a season-high three turnovers in the 14-5 victory over Augustana College … Grabbed a season-best four ground balls during wins at Birmingham-Southern College and against Augustana … Earned an assist in the victory at BSC.

2015: Earned honorable-mention All-America accolades from the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association … Anchored the CC defense that ranked 12th nationally in man-down efficiency, allowing only 12 goals in 71 opportunities (.831), as well as 29th in scoring defense giving up only 7.50 goals per game … Led the Tigers with a career-high 35 caused turnovers and finished the season ranked No. 37 in Division III averaging 2.19 per game … Also tied for second on the team with a personal-best 39 ground balls … Set a career high with seven caused turnovers in the 9-3 victory at Whittier College that gave Colorado College possession of the Locker-Stabler Cup for the fifth year in a row … Registered a season-high six ground balls in the 11-4 triumph at Centre College … Posted three ground balls and four caused turnovers at No. 9 Endicott College in the NCAA Tournament … Scored his first career goal in the 16-6 win over Carthage College.

2014: A first-team all-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference selection … Started 14 of the 15 games in which he played … Anchored the defense that ranked No. 18 nationally in scoring defense, allowing just 6.69 goals per game, and No. 35 in scoring margin at 4.13 … Led the team with 19 caused turnovers and was third with 31 ground balls … Picked up a season-high six ground balls at Eastern University … Caused three turnovers against both Wentworth Tech and Eastern … One of five Tigers who earned a spot on the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Honor Roll as well as their respective all-conference team.

2013: A first-team all-SCAC selection ... Started 17 of 18 games … Named defensive MVP of the SCAC championship game after causing a season-best six turnovers and grabbing five ground balls during the 24-2 victory over Southwestern University … Helped Colorado College rank eighth nationally in scoring defense, allowing only 6.06 goals per game, ninth in man-down defense with a .848 success ratio, giving up only 17 goals in 112 opportunities, and 18th in caused turnovers at 12.28 … Led the Tigers with 31 caused turnovers and was third with 37 ground balls … Became the first freshman to lead CC in caused turnovers since Michael McGeary in 2007 … Grabbed a season-high eight ground balls during the 7-2 victory over Babson College … One of 34 CC student-athletes who earned a spot on their respective all-conference teams as well as the SCAC Honor Roll for excellence in the classroom during the spring semester.
     
Before Colorado College: Competed in lacrosse, volleyball and wresting at Gilman School in Baltimore, Md. … Earned seven varsity letters, including three in lacrosse as a long stick midfielder … Helped the Greyhounds win the 2011 Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association crown and advance to the state semifinals in 2012.

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Career Statistics

Year	GP/GS	G	A	P	SH	GWG	GB	CT	Faceoffs
2013	17/7	0	1	1	0	0	37	31	0-0
2014	15/14	0	0	0	0	0	33	19	0-0
2015	16/14	1	0	1	1	0	39	35	0-0
Totals	48/35	1	1	2	1	0	109	85	0-0

 

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Single-Game Highs

	No.	Opponent (Date/Most Recent)	Result
Goals	1	vs. Carthage College (April 12, 2015)	W, 16-6
Assists	1	University of Dallas	W, 27-2
Points	1	2 times (Carthage College; April 12, 2015)	W, 16-6
Shots	1	vs. Carthage College (April 12, 2015)	-
Ground Balls	8	vs. Babson College (March 17, 2013)	W, 7-2
Caused Turnovers	7	at Whittier College (April 10, 2015)	W, 9-3

 

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